What is the difference between marsupial and placental mammals?
A. Placental mammals are fully developed before birth. Marsupials are born before they are fully developed and must complete their development in a pouch.
B. Marsupials produce shelled eggs.
C. Placentals nurse their young while marsupials do not.
D. Marsupials do not produce milk and placentals do.
A. Placental mammals are fully developed before birth. Marsupials are born before they are fully developed and must complete their development in a pouch.
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